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Depends on the ISP's traffic policy. I've witnessed many times when UDP packet loss is over 50% while TCP loss is below 10%.
by riobard 8y ago
Depends on the ISP's traffic policy. I've witnessed many times when UDP packet loss is over 50% while TCP loss is below 10%.
- pilif 8y agoIf you are an ISP and you're preventing people using Google Chrome from accessing Google's properties (like youtube and gmail) during peak hours because you're dropping UDP packets, then you'll hear from your customers.
- throwaway2048 8y agoif UDP drops too much, chrome will almost certianly switch back to TCP anyways.